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Chrissy Muir reviews the Buzzcocks Gig at the Albert Hall on Friday 21st June, with Spizz – their first without their much loved Pete Shelley.
Bands on the night included Penetration and The Skids, before the mighty Buzzcocks took to the stage, with a host of special guest vocalists.
Feature image © Steve Diggle
Links:
https://www.royalalberthall.com
https://www.buzzcocks.com
Buzzcocks (With Tim Burgess) – You Say You Don’t Love Me
Royal Albert Hall – 21/6/2019
Week 7 in the local cricket calendar brought double wins again for Horley and Outwood, while South Nutfield pulled clear at the top of the Surrey Downs League.
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Chrissy Muir chatted with Callum Russell and Jane Vincent from “Sight for Surrey” recently.
“Sight For Surrey” is a charity offering a lifetime of support for people who are blind or partially sighted, deaf, deafblind or hard of hearing.
With ‘National Sunglasses Day” coming up on 27th June, there was plenty to talk about as well as the charity’s “Sensory Event” taking place in Godalming.
The event takes place on Monday, 24th June 2019, 10.30am-2pm at
Godalming Masonic Hall, Ockford Road, Godalming, GU7 1RQ
Further information can be obtained by calling 01372 377701, 9am-5pm, Monday-Friday.
Links:
Website: https://www.sightforsurrey.org.uk
Twitter: @SightforSurrey
Facebook: @SightforSurrey
Week 6 of the league programme was disrupted by rain, not least in and around Crawley – but Reigate Priory shrugged off the weather to remain unbeaten at the top of the Surrey Premiership.
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Listen again to the three winning entries from this year’s ‘Reigate & Banstead Writes’ story-writing competition for local school pupils in years 5 to 9 as featured on David Jay’s Afternoon Stroll show on Susy Radio.
First place went to Katy Adnyana in Year 7 at The Warwick School, Redhill, for her story ‘The Black Knight of Reigate Castle’ read by Charlotte Jones.
Listen On Demand: ‘The Black Knight of Reigate Castle’ by Katy Adnyana
Second was Jennifer Callaghan in Year 7 at St. Bede’s School, Redhill, for her story ‘Superdog Becomes Mayor’, read by Charlotte Jones and David Jay.
Listen On Demand: ‘Superdog Becomes Mayor’ by Jennifer Callaghan
Third was Orla McNally in Year 6 at The Priory School in Reigate, for her story ‘The Ghosts of Priory Past’, read by David Jay.
Listen On Demand: ‘The Ghosts of Priory Past’ by Orla McNally
The competition is managed by Kay Hymas, Librarian at the Warwick School, who came in a while ago to the Afternoon Stroll to talk about the launch of the competition – Reigate & Banstead Writes launch.
